latest Count? Correspondence.
FROM OUR REPOKTERS.
CAMERON.
D. E. Spang'or, of Sterling Run, made
a business trip to this place Tuesday.
Mrs. Johh Schwab vUited friends in
the City Tuesday.
Mrs. Wm. Wykoff aud her mother,
both are reported ill at this writing.
Mrs. D. B. Peterson visited friends
and relatives in Emporium Monday, re
turning home Tuesday morning.
Harrison, the oldest son of A. A. Smith,
signal repairman, visited his father in this
place Frjday, returning with him to Em
porium in the evening,
W. Whitton, Signal Foreman, of Kane,
made a business trip to this place, Mon
day, looking over the electric block sys
tem.
D. B. Peterson finished a very success
ful term of school at Canoe Run, Tues
day.
Joe Yocum claims the record of hav
ing caught the finest basketful of trout
caught this season. He certainly had a
nice catch, noil" less than eight inches
long.
Trout seem to be very plentiful and
some very good catches reported, but
owing to the recent heavy rains the wat ;r
is too high, and the temperature is a little
too low.
Quite a number of the miners, who
were employed at this place before the
mines closed have returned, which looks
asil th mines were again going to renew
bu.-iuess. We all hope this to be the
case.
Thos. Furgeson, of Osceola Mills, has
accepted the job of opening the coal mines
at Calder. on liritton Hill, for the Penn
\ itrified Brick Co., and began operations
Wednesday, as the coal is needed badly.
David and Wesley Atherton, of Phil
ipsburg, Pa., made a business trip to this
place Tuesday, the guests of A. F.
Walker. It is understood the}' are look
ing after a good location for a new in
dustry. which is reported will be located
in this city in the near future.
F. C. R. lliee, of Chicago, 111., Gen
eral Inspector of Transportation of the
C. li. & Q. R. 11., visited the operators
in this place Monday, examining the new
lock and block system which has been iu
operation in this place for some time,
with the intention of placing this system
on their road, and started tor New York
on the Erie mail east.
John Schwab, proprietor of Schwab
Bro's store, after having finished a suc
cessful term of school at Sinnamahoning,
is now arranging his goods, and is devot
ing his entire time and services in the
display of new spring and summer goods,
preparing for the spring trade, which
promises to be large.
110 Barker, Geo. Hess and Wm. Wertz,
of Calder, were initiated into the myster
ies of the L. C, this week. Edward Mc-
Crackcn brought them down in his air
ship, but says the next meeting they will '
have to walk, as on their way back, two
of the party commenced to discuss several
things which happened iu the meeting
and they started to scrap, and nearly up
set the whole bunch.
Quite an exciting time occurred Mon
day evening, when the li. C., went to the
"Reehivc" to hold their meeting. The
first member arriving, was promptly
thrown out by President Krise, who
claimed the rent was not paid and no
more meetings could be held there until
it was paid. After a short discussion, a
collection was takcu up, and the members
were allowed the use of their rooms.
Frank Sullivan returned from Cleveland ,
with a lengthy report. Signal repairman
A. A. Smith received his first degree.
John Devling and Everet Barr, of Sterl
ing Run, handed their names into be
acted upon at the next meeting. Thos.
Furgesen, mine foreman, received his sec
ond degree. Owing to report being
lengthy, do not have space for it at this
time. LOUISE.
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ADDITIONAL CAMERON NEWS.
Dr W. H. Mitchell, Dentist, Empori
um, Pa. Over Vogt's shoe store.
Mrs. D.iu I Sullivan, Sr.. returned tliis
; week Iruiii Cleveland, Ohio, where she
has been visiting her mother for the past
j low weeks.
Gertrude Hoag was a Sterling linn
caller between trains Saturday.
Arthur Laner, of Pine, spent Sunday
i with C. B. Potter aud family.
I Ed. Schwab and Robert Graham at
tended the sale at L. G. Cook's larm,
j Saturday.
1). C. Linniger was an Emporium call
j er Thursday.
j Charles Dice and wife spent Sunday
with the latter's mother, Mrs. Yocum.
Mrs. F. P. Kepner, of Camp Hun, ar
livcd in town Friday to spend.a few days
with her mother, Mrs. Yocum.
Mrs. J. 10. Lester and Boas Summer
son were callers at the brick works
Thursdcy.
Alice Grceualch. who has been 11! for
some time, is gaining slowly.
Mrs. John Schwab was a business call
er at Emporium Thursday.
Minnie Lo.-ey, of Sterling llun, visited
Mrs. John Schwab Saturday.
Robert Beck, of Emporium, was in
, town Thursday.
John Clark, who has been working at
i Cross Fork,spent Sunday with his lamily.
Herman Bruuer, of the Penn Vitrified
I Brick Co., spent Sunday in Emporium.
Joseph Robinson spent Sunday with
j his mother in Emporium.
Mrs. Fred Schwab and Mrs. William
j WykofF made a stopping trip to Empori
j uin Wednesday.
William Wykoff and wife gave a six
j o'clock trout dinner Friday evening to a
party of friends consisting of Mrs. J. E.
Lester, Bessie Summerson, Minnie Losey,
John Schwab and wife. A very pleas
ant time was spent and Mrs. Wykoff still
holds the palm for being the best cook
in Cameron.
Bessie Summerson closed her school on
Wednesday. She was teacher of the
grammar school and was an excellent
teacher. The people of Cameron desire,
through the columns of the Press, to
compliment her on her splendid work in
this school and assure her of their sincere
friendship and esteem, aud wish her a
bright and successful future.
SELDOM.
HUNTLEY.
Dr. If. W. Mitchell, dentist, Empori
um, Pa. Over Vogt's Shoe Store.
l'ireman Roy Smith, of Reuovo, spent |
Sunday with his parents.
Alice Jordan is visiting her sister at
Castle Garden this week.
Lyle Jordan is assisting his brother
Albert on Grove Hill this week.
Ihe Driftwood callers this week were:
B. .J. Collins, Clyde Collins, C. J. Miller,
W. Ray Smith and Blanche Logue.
W. W. Johnson and daughter Lillian
were Emporium visitors Sunday.
A. W. Smith moved to the W. R.
Smith farm this week.
Mrs. Mary E. Lord aud daughters
Audrey aud Mildred, of Mix Run, are
the guests of Mrs. Emmclyne Summer
son at Willowdale this week.
Hattio Hill, of Medix Run, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. W. R.
Smith, returned home Monday.
Mrs. J, L. Johnson, of the East Side,
is caring for her son J. E. Johnson, who
is quite ill at this writing.
Lille Wetham, of Renovo, was guest
of Mrs. A. F. Nelson last week.
County Supt. Miss Mattie Collins, of
Emporium,spent Sunday with her brother
and family.
Don't forget the Bucktails, April 27th.
J. P. s.
CAMERON COUNTY PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1908.
SIZERVILLC.
There ;irc an average of 50 fishermen
patrollinir our streams dailv.
Dr. W. 11. Mitchell, Dentist, Empori
um, Pa. Over Vogt's shoe store.
A. Market' s new dwelling is rapidly
Hearing completion; Messrs. Lewis & Co.,
are hustlers in their line. Adam will
have a model residence when completed,
far superior to the one recently burned.
Hon. F. D. Councilman has his mod
ern bath outfit connected up and is watch
ing the halt and lame plunge beneath the
flood of hot and cold water. County
Treasurer Chas. J. Howard was the first
to be introduced to the new apparatus.
John Abbot now occupies the flat re
cently vacated by Wm. Donnehu. He
found many rare relics left behind and re
moved by the scoop shovel full. Most of
the relics were of glass capacity of one
f|uart.
John Kelly is moving his shingle ma
chinery to Sterling Run. We hear many
expressions of regret as to his departure,
but our loss is Sterling's gaiu. We hope
the community at large will encourage
him in his enterprise.
Mrs. S. N. DeCourscy has disposed of
her house and lot and moved to Port Al
legany. We expect to see the property
greatly improved in the near future*
Some of the candidates not receiving
the vote expected are unable tc disguise
their feelings, who before the primar
ies were so confident of a walk awav.
Some declare they will now desert the
Democratic party and seek shelter under
the Grand Old Party of which honest
Abe Lincoln belonged.
Now as to the new Board of Trade re
cently organized in Emporium. It's the
duty of every farmer and laboring man
to take an interest in this important move.
Three years hence the timber supply will
be exhausted in this and nearby counties
and the fjuestiou is what employment will
take the lumber operations place? The j
advantages of railroad facilities accorded
our ideal county seat, is inviting to in
dustry locators. With the excellent irou
works right at the door, as iron pipe j
manufactures so much demand. The .
automobile which has cotue to stay. A
shoe factory, to illustrate, Watsontown,
Pa.,population not more than twice thatof j
Sizerville, has one where the dividends i
are of large proportions each year. Could
industries be secured as mentioned a con- j
necting link of trolley could be added to
tap the B. &S. R. R., at Driftwood,,
which would cause competition in rates, j
trolley lines now being common carriers ,
by law. We hope to see every citizen '
make a libera! donation to the board of
trade and encourage them in this great
and important question confronting the '
public. Let us all be up and doing.
X. X. X.
April 22, 1908.
RICH VALLEY.
Dr. W. H. Mitchell, Dentist, Empori j
um, Pa. Over Vogt's shoe store.
"Fritz" Craven moved from Angevine's j
farm on North Creek, to Herbert Lewis' I
house at Cooks Run last week.
Mrs. Edw. McCormick visited at Slab i
Town, Suuday.
Croat doings in the carpenter line at
Maple Shade at present.
Mrs. L. Loekwood called on Sizerviile
friends this week.
Rumor has it that one of our residents
was pinched for fishing out of season and i
on Sunday, but on telling a straight tale j
was let go.
< iertrude Ilousler who has been very
ill, is not very much better at this writ- 1
ing, Wednesday.
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SLABTOWN.
Dr. W. 11. Mitchell, Dentist, Empori
um, Pa. Over Vogt's shoe store
Hell Barr called on our town folks last
Sunday and Ellis Barr was driving a new
rig. A fine horse and buggy, a present
j from his son-in-law.
Clyde Lewis called on town friends
last Sunday.
(ieo. L. Ilousler has purchased a fine
talking machine. It's a dandy.
Wm. McGee has a new horse.
(ronla McAulloy intended a surprise
(?) party at Ellis Hair's Sunday evening.
Nora Barker called on Irieuds here
Easter Sunday.
ClydeLcwis has purchased a new organ
E. li. Barton returned home on Sun
day from visiting his daughter, Mrs.
(iibbs.
Chaunccy Barr has been on the sick
list the past few days but is better now.
The North American Lumber Co., has
finished their job and arc ready to move
out.
Mrs. Edward McCormick called on
Ellis Barr for Easter Sunday.
A fine lot offish are being caught from
our streams, which are full of fi.-hermen.
Tun LILLY.
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not have any more trouble with my back.
1 heartily endorse Doan's Kidney Pills."
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THE FORTY BEACHES OF NEW JERSEY
The one hundred and twenty-five odd miles along
the New Jersey coast line from Long Branch to Cape May
presents the greatest pleasuring section in the United
States
Upon the bluffs of the northern end and the gently
shelving sands of the southern end are located forty resorts
which entertain during the spring and summer season mil
lions of pleasure seekers.
At no time in the year is this section more delight
ful than during the spring and early summer months. One
who has not seen them at this season would marvel at
their delights. The great pine belt, which extends
through the center of New Jersey, fills the air with life
giving ozone, which combined with the salty tang ol the
sea and the open air exercise possible at all times, is ex
hilarating and tonic to the highest degree.
Long Branch, with its beautiful cottage-neighbors,
West End, Hollywood, and Elberon; Deal and Allenhurst,
largely devoted to cottage life; Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove, attracting thousands yearly; Avon, Belmar, Como,
Spring Lake, and Sea Girt, are a galaxy of attractive
places upon the bluffs where "the country meets the sea."
Then the Barnegat Bay section, where Point Pleas
ant, Sea Side Park, Island Heights, Barnegat City, and
Beach Haven, with other smaller places nearby, welcome
the summer sojourner.
Atlantic City, with its seven miles of beach and
drives, and its charming suburbs, leads the island resorts,
separated from the main land by the great salt marshes.
Ocean City, Sea Isle City, Avalon, and Stone Har
bor; Anglesea, Wildwood, Holly Beach, and Wildwood
Crest also have a large summer population.
And Cape May, with its new million dollar hotel
and its wonderful improvements makes a fitting climax and
holds a high place among the forty beaches.
The Pennsylvania Railroad is the direct route to all
of these resorts from all sections of the country. Its splen
did train service makes each of them neighbor to all the
rest and to the world at large. 24i-io-2t.
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